4 CT Colonography: Present Status in the USA Joel G. Fletcher Department of Radiology Mayo Clinic Rochester, MN, USA 5 Recent Status of CT Colonograph

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1 会長講演 Honorary Member Awarding Ceremony Honorary Member Awarding Ceremony Maximilian Reiser Ludwig Maximilians University, Germany Joseph K.T. Lee The University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, USA Jae Hyung Park Seoul National University Hospital, Korea 招請講演 The Incidental Small Renal Mass: Image it, Treat it, or Ignore it? Stuart G. Silverman Brigham and Women s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, USA Interventional Radiology in Asia: APSCVIR Experience Jae Hyung Park Seoul National University Hospital, Korea 特別企画講演 Office Grace Collaboration Session with ARRS Collaboration Session with ARRS April 14 Sat Moderator Charles E. Kahn, Jr. Medical Center of Wisconsin, USA Sachio Kuribayashi Keio University School of Medicine, Japan 1 Collaboration between ARRS & JRS Joseph K.T. Lee The University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, USA 2 Lung Cancer Screening: Present Status in the United States Ella A. Kazerooni University of Michigan Hospital, USA 3 Lung Cancer Screening Using Computed Tomography Current Status in Japan Noriyuki Moriyama Research Center for Cancer Prevention and Screening, National Cancer Center, Japan S 28 71

2 4 CT Colonography: Present Status in the USA Joel G. Fletcher Department of Radiology Mayo Clinic Rochester, MN, USA 5 Recent Status of CT Colonography as an Option for Colorectal Screening in Japan Gen Iinuma National Cancer Center Hospital, Japan Collaboration Session with ESR Collaboration Session with ESR April 14 Sat Moderator Maximilian Reiser Ludwig Maximilians University, Germany Hiroshi Honda Kyushu University, Japan 1 The European Society of Radiology and Its Collaboration with the Japan Radiological Society Maximilian Reiser Ludwig Maximilians University, Germany 2 European Efforts for Strengthening Biomedical Imaging Research Gabriel P. Krestin University Medical Center Rotterdam, the Netherlands 3 Differential Diagnosis of Focal Liver Lesions: Principles and Role of Imaging András Palkó University of Szeged, Hungary 4 Imaging Diagnosis of Hepatocellular Carcinomoa: What are we looking at? Kengo Yoshimitsu Faculty of Medicine, Fukuoka University, Japan Asian Session (KSR and CSR) Asian Session (KSR and CSR) April 13 Fri Moderator Tae-Hwan Lim Asan Medical Center, University of Ulsan College of Medicine, Korea Kazuhiro Katada Fujita Health University, Japan 1 Impact of Medical Imaging on Healthcare: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly Jian-ping Dai Capital Medical University, China 2 Risk Factors for Non-calcified Plaques in Asymptomatic Population Gang Sun Jinan Military General Hospital, China 3 Cystic Pancreatic Lesions: Differentiation and Management Yong Yeon Jeong Chonnam National University Medical School, Korea 4 Lymph Node Imaging in Gynecologic Malignancy Hyuck Jae Choi Asan Medical Center, University of Ulsan, Korea International Session International Session April 14 Sat Main Hall Cardiovascular Imaging around the Globe Moderator Geoffrey D. Rubin Duke University Medical Center, USA Teruhito Mochizuki Ehime University School of Medicine, Japan 1 Cardiovascular CT: Development over the First 20 Years and Future Trends in 2012 Geoffrey D. Rubin Duke University Medical Center, USA 2 Coronary and Myocardial Perfusion Assessment by CT: Preliminary Results from the CorE320 Study Joao A.C. Lima Johns Hopkins University, USA 3 Indications and Limitations of Coronary CTA: The Erasmus MC Rotterdam Experience Gabriel P. Krestin University Medical Center Rotterdam, the Netherlands 4 Coronary Plaque MR Imaging: Why do we need it? Do we have a future? Tae-Hwan Lim Asan Medical Center, University of Ulsan College of Medicine, Korea S 29

3 5 Assessment of Myocardial Perfusion: CT vs NM vs MR Teruhito Mochizuki Ehime University School of Medicine, Japan シンポジウム Motion probing gradient MPG 2 MRI 3 Gd-EOB-DTPA SPIO 4 MR 5 Dual energy CT HCC 1 IGT 2 Ultraselective TACE 3 R-IHP 4 TACE!? FlightPlan for Liver 3D Roadmap 5 TACE 6 -I LFP New FP PET 1 NaF 2 PET 18 F-FLT 3 4 Positron Emission Mammography S 30 71

4 5 PET 6 PET-MRI CT CT 4 idose CT 5 ALARA 10 ワークショップ MRI monoexponential model Radiologic-pathologic correlation Radiologic-prognostic correlation 1 ADC 2 CT 3 SPECT SPECT/CT 4 Perfusion CT image Mayo Clinic, USA 5 MRI CKD 6 FDG-PET MRI 2 VSRAD S 31

5 5 イメージインタープリテーションセッション研修医セミナー IVR 1 IVR 2 IVR 3 IVR X 3 4 PET, PET-CT F UAS 教育講演 IPF/UIP NSIP S 32 71

6 2COP DIP RB-ILD LIP CT MRI Kinematics 2 MRI IVR 1 CT 1 CT 2 CT F S 33

7 SRT IMRT 1 2 IMRT IT 1 IT 2 PACS ARDS CT 2 MRI Image-guided brachytherapy S 34 71

8 IVR CT 2MRI, F JMSC MRI S 35

9 FDG PET 1 FDG-PET 2 FDG-PET PET IVR 3 RFA KKR 1 CT RFA 2 RFA CT 2 MRI F ガイドライン委員会報告指導者講習会 S 36 71

10 JCRアワー JCR JCR-BSR cooperation S.C Efremidis Balkan Society of Radiology, Greece ランチョンセミナー 1F, p.s CT 2 CT EOB CT CT 1 Discovery CT 750 HD CT 2 CT GE GE CT Stellar Detector GIST 1 GIST 2 GIST S 37

11 IVR CT New Horizon of 4D Imaging PhyZiodynamics 1 PhyZiodynamics 2 PhyZiodynamics F RI Global Standard CT 320 CT AIDR 3D CT CT 2 CT S 38 71

12 MR 1 MRI 2 3.0T MRI CEST T-MR Imaging GE Discovery MR750w 3.0T GE Clinical Reality of Simultaneous MR-PET and Future Possibilities Ulrich Kramer University of Tuebingen, Germany MRI 1 MRI 2 MRI CT 1 CT Topics 2 CT LLC CTA 1 CT 2 CTA S 39

13 F F201 1 Love call 3D & 4D-CT 2 CT AZE CT 1 idose 4 2 idose 4 Cardiac Imaging SPECT CT/MRI When/How S 40 71

14 CT 1 CT 2 CT D-CBCT VMAT-SRT F MRI 2 日本医学放射線学会委員会日程 N S 41

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